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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-09

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fluia. Illfsa who an ambitions AMI rnlrf-
pTisiuE viii mo- delay. oraud CUNT iree.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-09
WORKINGCLAssES

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-09

-Four high privates Of Co. b, 9Th
regiment state militia-Only four
went 10 Minneapolis Monday 10 the
regimental encamPment, but they
returned yesterday afternoon. We
entertain = suspicion that they be-
came slightly dlsordeTiy In the alb
sence Of all company officers. Where
were Major Hilton, Capt. Bush and
Lieut. Bishop? Il il announced
that they were "l0Q busy This Is
not a. Il should have been. The
men who came back report about
one hundred men Of the regiment at
Minneapolis, the people Of which
place made preparations 20 enter
tain about three hundred and ffty
instead OF one hundred men. The
outcome h q great disappointment
10 Minneapolis. Some companies
were unreprcsented entirely. Those
going TO Minneapolis from Salina
say they were sPlendidly treated by
the citizens Of that place.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-09

Last evening Mr.. Henson Tuck
was united in marriage to Miss Carrie
DePriest-Rev w, 4, almklns ofIi=
eiatipg-the ceremony taking place
81 The residence Of the brides par
ents. Some handsome presents
were made.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-09

A. the Methodist Church next Sunday.
Eleven a. m, Baccalaureate SER
mon by the president OF the Kansas
Wesleyan University, Rev. VIM. F,
Swahlen, Phi, d,
TwO-thlrty p. m, Childrsn's day
services-a sermon to the children
by Mrs. a. T. Griffith, evangelist Of
the w. c. T. U.
Eight p. m, a missionary concert
consisting Of choice music and short
addresses.
You are cordially invited to attend
all these services,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-09

The remainder viii not be for sale until the completion
Of the Episcopal Military academy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01
3 lprpt. = ,sz IAN. r9HFa me- n 2 III
A CAMDEN ORGAN
TO DO stasted-The Ex-senator to Back !,
l2N DAILY Paper Against tho Hegister.

Special Dt,patch To We lnlel,iseseer. HI 'l5
| PAnKEHsnuRo, W. Va, Sept. 30.-A new
daily paper is to be started in this city
within very low weekn. George Basta.
bic. lately Of the Clarksbnrg Neps. icon.
in.law Of Frank Jenkins, Of thla city,, Ia
to be the editor, and Marx NJ. Rockhall,
recently Of the ,lYiri County Transcript, "a
to be the bushes manager. 1t ia to be
owned by q stock company, In which Son.
asor Camden 10 to hold the big shares and
WELD the largest influence. Their svowed
purpose ID ~ make ntrong effort 10 make
the Newspaper tha Democratic organ OF
the state In opposition to the Wheeling
Rfglster. II Ia to be % morning paper, with
also weekly tasus. The machinery will
be boughtn next week. Meanwhile char
Tor is to be applied ior. For the time be.
Ing vacant rooms in the Academy Of Music
building on JuliaQa street will be used.
but Senator Camden will shortly erect a
com1nodious building for them on Filth
street between Market and Julians, f55 a
An. effort was made to purchase the
Sentinel OF R. Z, 4 Horner, five thousand
dollars being oLered for It; but Horner
wanted seven thousand, and they couldn't
etrike bargain. Consequently there will
be two Democratic papers hcre and the
fight Will no doubt be verg intereating.
Politically the now move is nisniticant
one, and iindicstea that Senator, Camden
ia not out OF politics by thunderin' sight.
The daily will no doubt bs a stauuch Gam.
den organ, as his funds will be uaed to a
considerable extent to put It on It's feet.
The Sentinel, as everybody knows, has been
an anti. Camden paper. It Is also said that
the JacksoDs, Col. Deerard, Col. Geo. w.
Thompson snd others will become stock
holders. and the morning paper will be
aahered into being with somewhat Of q
flourish. I, 81 HjlllE-., ~ ... -l h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01

TIE new morning newspaper to be
started in Parkershurg ia an intorestipg
enterprise. It will bs backed, as we are
informed, by Mr. Camden's ample purse.
That goeo for good deal. It will DO edited
by Mr. Bastable, s competent gentleman
who, With the backing named, will do sill
that can bo done in the field chosen. a
venture Of thia kind ia alwayo problem
which timo only can solve. S.sssE. "
From political point Of view the un-
dertaking ia Of no less interest. Mr.. Cam
den is not SO far out Of politics that be
does not feel the need OF an orgsu !. and,
having the organ, in charge OF 8 skilful or
gauists, he will doubtless make the most
and best OF 1t. he has soma scores to pay
of, aud tho newHpspor may enable him
to pay them of. + $siF
Mr.. Camden and Mr.. Bastable$ have
hoas1 0: friends in the State who will be
glad 10 sea them auccead and will, no
doubt, centributs to TINT result. Tito new
papsr m.y bs expected to play a part in
the next ceu, paign.F We hope to be
favored with il on our exchange list, and
80 shall be ablo to give 1NTRLLlaENcER
readers the bereds Of it's bright and good
thiDos ss5'SS5' = ~ Is!f5 .fts.sassst ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01
ANNA oFFvEs,s TRIAL.
jury Did Not hgrse-Tho Fair PrIsoner,s
W. sAilAl "A Dom ent,or In Court. III t5l}5 a,

NJ Z 55t IL Domehnor In Court. HI y &
spteiai Dbpatea to tie Laitligacer. vs. ..li III
RoasxY, VIVA, Sept. sO.-states AT
toIney Daley finished his add.esy 10 The
jury in tho ofTner trial to-day still 4. n,
when the case was given to tho jury. He
spoke in an earnest, impressive style, and
was listenod to with the closest attention
by both the jury and the audience. Al
tho conclusion OK his speech no one could
be found who had the least idea that the
prisoner would be cleared. a Murder In
the second degree neemod 10 bo what the
great majority OF thoae In the roam OK.
pected the verdict to be. After stayinr
out till nearly 6 r. NJ, they sent word 10 tho
court that thsy could not agree tonight,
one OF their number instructiug the Ehsr.
III to tell Judge Armhtrong that he would
asasve before he would agree. Theretipou,
Ills Honor adjourned court uutil to.1nor.
row morning at 8 o'clock The general
opinion now Is that the Jury will fail 10
iagreo. and that Q new trinl will thereby
0e rendered necessary. The probability
OF such an undesirable denoument 10 con.
templated with regret by every one, as
the exponso connected with this trlal has
already been unusually heavy. MA
Those who have observed tho demaan-
or ofthe fair prisoner closely during tho
course OF this trial have discovered ono
thing which Is not calculated to excite
much sympathy for her on the part oi the
public. She Is an actress, and A pretty
good one too. While bending over the
table by which ahe sits. as though conf
plssely overcome by tho shame and die.
grace naturally asaocisted with her si.ua-
tion, and thereby appealing to the sym.
pathy Of every one, It is known that abe !
has been laughing behind her handker.
Chief nearly all the tins. Everybody !
wants the case disposed OF aome way or |
other. A good many don't ssom to care !
how. - M - -. = .L-II. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01
X. of r. Grand Lodgo nr,o,,pr.

The Grand Lodge Of West Virginia
knighta Of Pythias will meet in Wella-
burg on the llth and 18th Of October
arrangements have been made for the
visiting brethren from Wheeling on the
ftttsburgh, Wheeling & ( Kentucky rail-
road st tho rate ot seventy. Eve cents for
the round tip, ,.and hotel accommodation
at the rate Of one dollar and fifty centa
per day. The Wellaburg knights Expect
AL unusually intereating meeting and are
making all the necessary arrangements to
treat the visiting brethren right royalty,
Wellsburg Lodge No. 3d. X. OF r., has the;
matter in charge and vii! make matters
pleasant for all those who may attend.
kind 10 good thing and will render all,
the assistance they can to make this meet
ing sncccae, az it will be the first OF thin
kind ever held there. igI3i;5 s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01
/ STEAMER BURNED.
Heavy Loss.-WheelluE Insurance Compar
" % las Tn al Tn

Heavy Loss-WheelluE Insurance Comp
ia..} los Largely Interested.
MEMPHIS, Sept. SO.-The steamer T. 8
Sims, plying between Memphis aud St
Louis, burned this morning at 9:45 o'clock
at leland Forty, sixteen miles abovo this
city, She was en- route from St. Louis
and had good cargo Of freight, including
about 275 bales Of cotton and 5000 bar.
rels OF flour and meat. So lar as known
only one lie wes Loaf, q young man named
Bunch, from lllino!a, who was pssssn.
Powell, and waa purchased by Captain T.
B. Sims 5evsral months ago from the
Anchor Line Company for $4,000. The
boat and cargo arc a total loss. The Sims
was insured for $4,000 in st. Louis aud
Wheeiing companies. Her cargo was in.
Bured in St. Louis, excepting tic cotton,
which Was covered by opon policies OF
consignees in local companies here, m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01
SURROUNDED By FIRE.

Ottawa Threatensd with Destructlon-Nay
igation Practically suspsnted.5
OTTAWA, 0sr., Sept. SOl-This city ID
enveloped in smoke SO dense that objecta
cannot be distinguished half block away
A high wind would result in the De.
stsuction Of the city. There is FIRE in the
southwark along the line Of the Canada
Atlantic; there 10 IRE eastward along the
Canadian Pacific railway there is = fire
westward up, the Ottawa, and fire north
IN tho mining country. Ssf5ll z !
4 AT Pembroke, hundred miles in one
directions, and at Montreal, q hundred
miles in the other, the emoke ia reported
to be worae than at Ottawa. The losses
not only OF timber, but to the farmers, are
enormous, and will probably reach $780,
600. Heavy rains have meyer been more
needed in Canada than now.5 q s3oi, Z
A Quebec special Gays: The smoke
from the bush fires WIS even more dense
yesterday than; on any day since they
originated. The steiner Oregon, duo
hero Wednesday,, has not yet arrived, on
account: ;oi !. tho ;amoke. Navigation is
practically suspsnded between here and
Montreal. while reports from the ess. cav
that navigation is too danserous to be
practicable. 3S .i. =, a.sssg.l ls-Is,t n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01
VETERANS IN A WRECK,

Excursion Trains Collide Near st, Louis
Two Mon Badly mi ared.
ST. Louis, Sept. Goat 1916 this morn.
ing Missouri Pacific excursion train was i.B
wrecked at Valley Park station, nineteen
miles irom this city. sy. n, l3.
The train, which was loaded with Grand
Army men aud their families, and excur.
elonists who had been in tho city to aeo
the trades pageant, left the Union Depot
at II P. M, closely followed by eecold
section; At Valley Park the Rras tain waa
Of signals it is claimed that no danger sjg.
nal was on the rear Of the first section. i
The second section came crashing into
the rear chair coaches at almost full apeed,
demclishing two chair cars, which at oncs
took fire and were consumed. The ensi-
neer and fireman Of section two were asri,
ously injured, but late reports say there
were no fatalities, = 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01
a GAME CASHIER.
no Shoots burglar and Prevents tho Rob
. g Ntrx Of u kAnls. lL Ls-.-Lt =.

r = L. r.H
no Hhoots q burglar and Prevents tho Rob.
bsry OF, n Bank. ,5{i
& WILMINGTON, DEL, Sept. So Tho Far.
mere Bank 1t Nav Castle was entered at
an early hour this morning by masked
Srobbcra.. Their movements awoke the
Cashier, who seizsd his pistol and hred,
woun3ing one. OF tho intsuders. His
companions picked up the fallen man and
quickly carried him out. tho front door,
making their eucape. The bank floor is
marked with blood where he fell. 4zE X
u The robbsrs got no booty and lett be.
hind hit OF burglars tools, a wheelbar.
row and 6 ladder. They; are supposed to
have como and gone by way Of q boat in
tho river near By. u q 4, ,fil5 is1 ~
Tho burglars immediately on entering
the building overpowered, bound and
gsggsd VIM. J. Black, U. s. Consul at
Nurenburg, who was home on leave OF
abssnce and stopping with the cashier,
Riehsrd g., Cooper. Il q
When Nj. Cooper came on tho ecene he
was confronted by ono &ot the burglars
with leyaled revolver and the mandate,
"Don't say, a word. u" n ! won't, = replied
Cooper, instantly lsreling and firing bis
own pistol aad wounding the roboer,, VINO
Immediately returned the shot without
harming Cooper. Blood marks lead to the
suspicion that the wounded Iobher tell
into the river and was drowned IN at
tempting to escape. H Z I, y *
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01
THE |: y: B E'5CL0SINl:G(3i.5..DljIAI1.Y' II
OF THE GREAT ENcAs1rMENT
vi of the GA. Il. at st. Louis-Etfutiug Base
slandors-Gsnernl Rae Elected Com.
haaader.in.Ci .Ci,ies--The Crowds
'sl N offoteraua Leaving tho City, n ~

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. SO.-The evacuation Of
this city by the rank and Gle Of the
Grand Army began last night and to-day
the tents and felda arc deserted The
laet Post left the Illinois camp early this
morning. Ohio and Indiana tents contain
a lew atrasslerp, but most are gone, tho
Kansas Amy marched out from time to
time, and the State headquarters at the
Ltndell Hotel are also quiet, a few men
occasionally droppiugin to inquire tor lost
friend. Tho California men who wero
Washed ont Of camp several days ago, are
atill quartered at tho armory. They in.
vste all. comradou aud citizens 10 attend
their exhih!:and announce that on satur.
day night the delicious fruit will DO siven
70 all. Tens Of thouaands OF people have
filed down the sislcs between tho elk
tables. each 200 ieot long. During the
week the comrades claim that a quarter OF
g million Of people have been tnere. A
bsnd gives continual corcsrts in the tn
,rJ, 7lIll1 Y " N, !! IA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01
4 Saved his Arm,

John Tucker, a Baltimore & Ohio fire.
man, who bad his arm 80 badly crushed
here that it was thought amputation
would have to be resorted to. in order to
save hia life. Is now eble to be out OF doore,
and his arm is getting in good shape for
future uaeialness. Tbs accident occurred
about six weeks, ago in the yards here
while be whs assie.in2 to couple up q train.
When he! was told that his arm would
have to come Oft he protested vigorously
aud begged to be sent to ! his homo il
Grafton, and that the operation be done
there, II It had to be; done. .s II was pent
home and the arm did not coma Of. sli.I.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01

WEhsve no doubt ths. some D Dsmocratic
poa.mas!er in West Virginia hss resented
General Manager Tsney'a cold.blooded
suggestion tnat IAN appointeo Of Demo-
cratic Administration" shall hayo some-
thing to do with "siuiHng of /" something.
II the Democratic party in this State has
reached that point Of utter abandon, it ia
beneath the tender Offices Of any self-se.
speciing "appointee Of o Democratic Ad-
mlniatrst!on.n ~. 3il lits3 iif
= Upon second thought VIC snspect that
somsbodys has been tampering with tho
great seal the General Manager. He
meyer would have offered 30 great an in
dignity TO tho Democratic postmaster
whose cupidisy he is represented to have
tempted with club rates and that sort Of
thing. : !5 ,5st7.jS5g .eils.4 ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01

Bethany College opened Last Monday
Ah q larger attendance Of pupils than
Tor years psB. Eighiy:bix students have
matricula!ed and the new ones coming in
indicate that tho term will Geo over.llO In
attendance before it's closo., The attend.
ance last year was ct no time over sixty.
and OF the opening, with lees than thirty
nanea on tho rolls, the pros psc.s wers
anything but bright. New blood ;tells
and as tho ability Of Professor W oolcry'
the new President, andhis efficient facuity
aud the advantages Of tho college, and
the stability and vitality of the boom, ia.
come wider known, thera is every BROS.
pecli o1 Bethany. resuming her old tims
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01

JUDGE JACKSON rendered an important
and highly Interesting decision yesterday,
involving an attempt to liquidate debt
with Confederate money. Confederate
money Is not legal tender In Judge Jack
sons court, II the suprome Court Of
West Virginia: had got hold Of that case
four yo!umeaIof the Reportswouldn't have
held tho option. lsiYfl ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01
stnked for n Jnck.1'ot.

- ..'D'e ~ - ~ I1T57Ir s7- .-F,3g )
t2has leaked out that the pmilinu
Colonel, U. 8. Collector, and right bownr
Of Clements, ]. T. McG raw, sen5 i've ,ioi.
lars to the persons in charge OF the matter
OF raising the fund for the purchase Of the
testimonial to Capt. Dunlap as a contribn.l
tlon to that fund. I. was unceremouioua.
ly returned to him. Five dollars saved ;!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01
- ia7.t-=g 80 '0ss3sHs--77 ID Z. 4
i Bitten by II Mind HOrss.

DETEolr, Sept. Orchard Reed, q
wealthy farmer OF Greenfield, wac bitten
q week ago by q fsvorito horee which had
become vicioua. The wound was cauder.
issd etser Veterinarian Murphy pro.
bounced the horse ffllicted with rabies,
The horse vas then Killed. The spinal
cord 'vau examined and TWO rabbits were
inocula!ed with tbs virus s yesterday
Rsed at first decided to wait for the result
Of Yesterdays experiments, but will start
lor Paris to conault Pastsur, 9S 3 u, ! u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01

FKoM preesnt indications Wheeling and
vicinity will be largely represented ct
Pittsburgh OF Grand Army Day, being
Tuesday Of next week. Tho railroads
have made low rate ard the soldiers and
their friends are responding. This Is
right. Pittsburgh did nobly by Wheeling
in the Big Rspniou, snd shs will do aa
well or better next year. y ts 5!.. 4,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01
Lcwis County's Now jail.
ptcial Dispalch 10 The Initllioencsr.

WEsroS, w. Va, Sept. S0.-The prison.
ers in the old county jail wero transferred
to their new qusrtsrs today, which arc
lust Completed, Thoy are in one Of the
finest county jails in ihe State. A set of
mon were put to work to-day tearing down
the old county jail in order to complete
tho foundation for the new court house,
which is to be roomy and very handsome.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01

DEMccnATlc postmaatcrs, being zap.
pointeea Of Democratic Administration"
will Of COURSE, feel at liberty to do as
much Tor Ex-senator Camden's Parkers.
burg paper sB for Mr.. Tbnsy's Wheeling
newspaper, and they may be as glad to
,1n u h --Nt7EN 5h.a.f| u ..f-f = 4H TYtlgI ES
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01
CONTESTS FOR THE CUp.
Previous Efforts to Take It from this Side Of
80 ~, tho Atlantic, ass Il

II r,r1t il
Previous Efforts to Take It from this Side Q,
-, the Atlantic. 5sf,5 li;+SSSSl.ii
There have been seven contests 10,
Americas Cup. The frat race took place
on Angus. p, 1851, whoa the schoone,
yacht America won tho cup, then called
the Ono Hundred Guinea Cup, ia the an.
nusl regatta Of the Roynl Yacht soua1ron
around the Isle ofSW!eht, opsn to ali ua.
tions and ell rigs Of yesaes. Tne trophy
wss kapt By the owners OF the America
until 1857, when they presoated it TO ithe
New York Yacht Club co challenge cnn.
to bs known as the America's Cup. y :. = =
2 The cecond contest for the CUP. in which
the schooner Cambria was the challenpinp
vessel, took place on August s, lS7o'
There was but one rEco. The Ca,nbrin
Gailod against a feet Of seventeen yeasela
and was beaten by nine-Magic. Idler.
Silvie, America, Dauntles8, Maggie. Phau.
tom, Alice and Halcyon. 80 ;5a,g !
The third conteet was in 1871. whom tba
schooner Livonia came after the en- NJ In
This contest seven races wars provided for
but one boat mating the Livonia in each
race, the Now York Yacht Club reserying
the right to pit different vessels against
her in the several races. In the frat Of
these races, On October l6, the Livouia
was beaten by the schooner Columbia by
tWenty.seVen minutes and four seconds,
and in the second race, on October IS, she
was defeated by the same vessel by four
minutes and thirty.1ve seconde. a The
third race, in which the Columbia also
competed, WAS won BY the Liyonia 5by If.
teen minutes. In the fourth race the
Sappho beat the Liyonia by thirty min.
utes. Again on October % the Ssppho
defeated the Livonia by twenty-five min.
ntes, thus ending the con.pst,
. In 1916 the Csnadiana sent tho schooner
Countesa OF Duferin, owned BY Mr..
Charles Clifford, alter the cup, which yss
successfully defended by the Madeleine
In two races sailed on August ii ANA 10
The Madeleine won by ten minute5 and
hlty.niEe seconds in the fret, and BY
twcnty.ssven minutes and ~ fourteen
seconds In tho accond. .5s9'7If Y 9
In 1851 tho Canadians returned to the
contest with tho seloop Atalauta, owned
bp Captain Outhbolt, which the Mischief
defeated on November 0 BY tweuty.eIytt
minutes fifty seconds, and again on No.
vember 10 BY tweatT-eight minutes hlsy
four. seconds. S5 - "
The British cutter SGsnesta, owned BY
81. Riohard sutton, conteoted for the cup
in 1885, and wes defeated by the Puritan
on September IA by sixteen minutea nine.
teen seconds, and on September lG by one
minute thirty-eight seconds. IA
Last year Lieutenant Hem, r. n,
brought his cutter. Galatea to these wsters
and tried conclusions with s tho Z May
flower. Tho tatter was the%vlctor in two
successive races called on September I
and II; in the frat &by twelve minutes
two seconds and in the second by twenty.
nine minutes nine ssaonda, M tllsst..., Z.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01

%At the meeting Of the Board .oi Direc.
tors Of the State peritentiary, held az
MoundByillo this week, T. NJ Smith, OF
Lincoln county, was appointed subBsitute
guard in the place Of Charles Reynolds,
who ia sick. Jacob Best, OF Mason county,
was appointed guard vice Henry Keisai,
resigned, and John Ray, OF Ohio county.
was appointed guard vice W. d. Wills,
realgned. N 3, \ A sa3l: ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01

Tom Burner, a young lad OF upshur
county, was { engaged ia hauling slabs
along tram roea With o mulo end truck,
when the mule became frightened and ran
owsy. The boys arm was broken and
elmoht torn off at the shoulder, g;:tlIt.lyll